Boeing 737 doors: so ridiculously heavy and clunky that... cabin crew basically need CrossFit membership to open/close em properly. What were engineers smoking in the '60s.. Airbus doors open like magic. Time to admit 737 design is stuck in the stone age...show more

It’s time to open the doors and greet my... first class of the day. Will you be in attendance? #teachershow more

The NTSB is investigating a “close call” between an... Alaska Airlines 737 and FedEx 777 in Newark. The flights were on approach to intersecting runways when ATC instructed Alaska to go around. The 737 climbed, passing over the FedEx aircraft on the runway.show more

@SteveFrancis_20 CNN David Muir DOGE FAA The good news... is your 737 got an automated alert, your crew did what they were supposed to do and so your aircraft didn't get dangerously close to the other (a Hawker Hunter jet fighter registered to a defense contractor).show more

Who do I need to talk to to get... automatic doors on this Tesla? The door is acting like I didn’t just pay for it to open. Much harder than you think to jump out in high heels and skirt.show more

😳😳 Not the most comforting of cabin views... Passenger... seat of yesterday´s B-737, experiencing an uncontained #1 engine failure over Nigeria. Thankfully it was only a scare. They were very lucky that they landed safely. Debris went so far that they actually hit the tail. The aircraft involved was a B-737 [Reg. 5N-MJF] was operating as Arik Air flight WP740 from Lagos to Port Harcourt. Crew was able to land safely in Benin, no one was hurt.show more

Even at his pain he is apologise and thanked... to the driver at the same time ... Being respectful and kind are greater feelings than you can ever imagine, and open so many doors.show more

This is how the Paxex could be frustrating :... A swarm of mosquitoes in the cabin was enough to prevent a Boeing 737 from departure on Friday, July 3, 2026, at Milan Malpensa Airport (Italy) that was scheduled to fly to Alicante (Spain). All passengers were taken back to the terminal, transferred to another gate, and then boarded another plane. 🎥 Credit: Alice Piscitelli (TikTok) via #flight #paxexshow more

In a small workshop environment airflow is of upmost... importance to work comfortably and productively. I do things like open up doors and wear clothing that allows maximum airflow so I stay cool at all times.show more

An extraordinary incident today onboard a Ryanair (Malta Air)... Boeing 737-800 - the jet suffered an engine failure around 10 min after takeoff, and debris struck a cabin window, causing rapid decompression. The passenger in the window seat was reportedly pulled partway through the opening by the pressure differential, before being pulled back in to the cabin by other passengers. Thankfully everyone is safe & aircraft returned as an emergency landing.show more

RYANAIR BOEING 737 COCKPIT SUN VISOR SHUTS DOWN ENGINE... MID-CLIMB On December 8, Ryanair Boeing 737 flight FR3505 departed Kraków (KRK) for Milan when an unusual cockpit incident occurred shortly after takeoff. While climbing through approximately 8,000 feet, a cockpit sun visor detached and struck the fuel cut-off switch, shutting down one engine. The crew stopped the climb at 10,000 feet, declared a PAN-PAN, held altitude, and successfully restarted the engine. The aircraft continued safely to Milan and landed without further issues. No injuries were reported. The aircraft remained grounded in Milan for around 50 hours following the incident.show more

🇨🇳 China reacts to a crash and bans retractable... door handles! In the accident (video), the door handles stopped working and bystanders couldn’t rescue the person inside. Sadly he died in the fire. Now doors need to be working fully without electricity, so that even after a crash you can open the door. Sounds good to me, so we are back to classic standard door handles that work since the invention of the car door?show more

A GOL Linhas Aéreas Boeing 737 MAX-8 (PS-GPP) and... an airport service vehicle were involved in a serious incident at Rio de Janeiro’s Galeão International Airport. The aircraft, operating flight G3-1674 to Fortaleza, was at high speed, about to take off when it collided with a service truck in what is technically known as a "runway incursion." Video/Photo via AEROIN According to our data, the 737 MAX had reached at least 149 knots (275 km/h) before its speed began to decrease. 📊 Flight data:show more

Open challenge to any actor in the world who... can dance like my man in 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s age and he will dance with same grace in 80s 90s100s also better ask your hero whats his name🔥🔥show more

What if aircraft were built like open-source software? Project... Caribou is an ambitious open-source effort to build a 200 kg-class heavy-lift hexacopter that anyone can study, improve, and contribute to. The long-term goal is to accelerate the development of larger open-source aircraft and eVTOL platforms. The project targets a ~200 kg maximum takeoff weight with an ~100 kg payload, uses an 18S power architecture, and is built around an ArduPilot-based flight stack. The repository includes CAD models, PCB designs, documentation, and engineering workflows that are evolving in the open. If you are interested in drones, aerospace, robotics, or embedded systems, this is one of the most exciting open-source engineering projects to follow.show more

The blast in Quetta was so powerful that it... was heard across the city, causing severe damage to nearby houses. Windows of surrounding buildings were shattered, while doors and windows of several homes in Junior Assistant Colony and Shehbaz Town were also blown out.show more

what can fans expect from you in 2026? #조슈아... #JOSHUA 🦌 2026 is hopefully opening new doors for me. i hope like a unit with me and another member comes out. im hoping for that. i always wanted to act so hopefully in the future i get to have that opportunityshow more

"The strikes on Kyiv were so strong that people... started to lose consciousness from the blast wave, not only windows and doors blew out in the buildings, but also sockets." - local resident on the Russian attack this morning.show more

Southwest Airlines began Friday flying its first aircraft with... a secondary barrier to the flight deck designed to prevent intrusions. The Boeing 737 MAX 8 which was delivered in recent days - took off Friday afternoon from Phoenix to Denver, the airline said. Secondary barriers -- long sought after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks that exposed the risks of inadequate flight detect protection -- are crucial to aviation safety, pilots unions have argued. The flight is a milestone that marks the beginning of the roll out of the safety feature across the new U.S. commercial airline fleet in the coming years. Boeing and Airbus told media they have begun delivering airplanes with the barriers under the Federal Aviation Administration regulation announced in 2023 that took effect on Monday.show more